>> Live HTML Development >> As you code, HTML changes are instantly pushed to browser without having to save or reload the page. Who actually writes non-templated HTML any more?
Template writers? Proof of concept websites? Quick-and-dirty one-offs?
Brackets, a code editor
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#22So far so good. Eager to try a couple projects on it and see if it fits.
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#23>> Live HTML Development >> As you code, HTML changes are instantly pushed to browser without having to save or reload the page. Who actually writes non-templated HTML any more?
Frontend developers? Isn't a very weird workflow, you first design your page in Photoshop or whatever, then you build out the page in css and html, then you break the page up into templates to be integrated in your app.
If you're a full stack dev, then it might happen that you do all these steps at the same time, so you never work on pure html, but if you're not I imagine this is how you work.
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#25>> Live HTML Development >> As you code, HTML changes are instantly pushed to browser without having to save or reload the page. Who actually writes non-templated HTML any more?
Any time I've ever written HTML (which hasn't happened often) it's always been in a text editor, raw. Then again, I'm clearly not exactly a web developer.
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#26Will this be part of Creative Cloud eventually?
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#27We all know Brackets aka Bones.
We all love it.
Sublime sucks and Bones rocks.
This isn't news.
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#28What an incredibly strange trend that I keep seeing lately of externally using sprint numbers as version numbers. Actually labeling them as Sprint numbers prominently, I mean, instead of just v35 or v.35 or something.
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#29>> Live HTML Development >> As you code, HTML changes are instantly pushed to browser without having to save or reload the page. Who actually writes non-templated HTML any more?
There's still a lot (a lot) of folks (non-startups) who don't do everything soup to nuts so they outsource things like the design and development of the front-end to outside shops. These folks tend to build out the HTML without any CMS integration then delivery the full HTML for the client to integrate into their CMS/tools/templates.
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#30If any of the Brackets team is reading this .. THANK YOU ! For one of the most ergonomic editors I've ever used. I really can't explain it any other way, but everything just is where I expect it to be. And I was really surprised at the JavaScript auto-completing !
My plugin setup is only to add jsbeautify and JSONLint.